The construction of an in-depth cultural tourism information network for Tainan City has been completed.

The website is structured from ‘points’ to ‘lines’ to ‘surfaces,’ creating a complete digital network of the ancient city. During navigation, users can also access the department’s blog at any time to browse videos, photos, and other information about various events. Cultural Heritage Readings—presented as an e-book—aims to pass on cultural history to future generations, ensuring that historical culture is preserved for posterity. It is divided into three major sections: local culture, folk customs, and legendary figures, compiled into a refined cultural heritage reading e-book. The content includes many essential cultural and historical origins closely tied to Tainan, such as the stories behind Tainan street foods like danzai noodles and coffin bread, the significance of the Three Famous Plaques, how to pray for love at Tainan’s famous Moon God Temple, the origins of the Thirteen Sounds and Tainan’s unique Coming-of-Age Ceremony at 16, as well as introductions to influential historical figures like James Laidlaw Maxwell and Tang De-chang who played significant roles in Tainan’s history. It’s a must-read digital cultural guide. Additionally, the site offers rich information on century-old shops, traditional trades, traditional crafts, Tainan city tours, Tainan’s top ten souvenirs, and traditional delicacies to help travelers plan their exploration of this historically rich city.